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Aei4eiA's Research Snippets: Experts Forum
Snippets on Business & Economy Manpower & Labour Market, matters based on Aei4eiA’s research work and experts' opinion.
Now-a-days, we often hear the following- a) the global socio-economic landscape is changing fast- much faster than anyone would have comprehended even half a decade ago; b) Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity-VUCA, is the new normal and c) the Indo-pacific-region is the new global growth engine and is playing a significant role in establishing the new world order.
On a regular basis, new issues and challenges are emerging that the business leaders, policy makers and others in the field were unfamiliar with in the past. Global bodies, strategists and change-makers are ever exploring ways to manage the dynamism while stabilising the present and securing the future.
In the given context, it has become a necessity for intellectuals and experts to come together and initiate a discussion to address the pressing challenges and pertinent issues that are impacting the Manpower & Labour Market | Business & Economy. Experts Forum is Aei4eiA's initiative - a confluence of experts from academia and industry to regularly discuss, share views, think and act on above matters through short and succinct snippets.
Aimed at strategists, policy makers, scholars, academicians, HR and business leaders, the key objectives of this forum are-
a) To initiate discussions on issues and challenges facing the region (with a focus on Australia, India, Singapore (AIS) and broadly global matters impacting the APAC region).
b) To generate a repository of expert views/knowledge on matters related to Manpower & Labour Market | Business & Economy and
c) To collaboratively contribute towards sustainable development.
Jan- Mar 2024
Theme: Majority Matters: Outlook for the year
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Key Highlights: The year 2024 is a very crucial one when many of the major economies of the world making up over 60% of the world's economic output and more than half of its population hold elections this year (Reuters, 2024). The world's markets are expected to undergo major swings with each possibility of a shift of power or continuation of the existing ones. Who decides these outcomes- is it the majority or the factors impacting the minorities; the fundamental issues of food, clothing or shelter affecting the majority or the handful of influential players? Will the majority matter and the matters of the majority be the call of the day? What these geopolitical, socio-economic waves will mean for the local businesses and how it will impact their day-to-day activities?
We discuss and analyse 'Majority Matters: Outlook for the year 2024', in the above context. In this first issue of the year, we have a very interesting mix of fine pieces. Read thought provoking articles by noted experts Dr. (Col.) Rajeev Kumar, ABC, IABC Fellow on "The Issue Of Election Funding In India"; "Thriving Together: The Resilient Ku-ring-gai Business Community in Sydney's Upper North Shore" by Ms. Adrienne McLean, President, Ku-Ring-Gai Chamber Of Commerce and an analytical view by Dr. Jayantee Mukherjee Saha, Director, Aei4eiA titled "Majority Matters: Are we talking about People Power or Powerful People"...
Over to you!